In-wall power
A recessed receptacle behind the screen so the plug disappears. Electrician-only work.
Keil Electric service
A flush-mounted TV with the power and cables run inside the wall: no cords, no visible box, no surface raceway. We add the recessed outlet behind the screen, which is the part a handyman legally cannot.
Keil Electric mounts and installs TVs across San Diego County and the Austin metro: flush wall mounts, over-fireplace, and outdoor-rated, with the power and cabling concealed inside the wall. Because we are licensed electricians, we install a recessed outlet behind the TV and fish the wiring in-wall to code, so there is no visible cord or surface channel. Written quote first; most single-TV jobs are same-day.
Same scope at any of our shops. Pick the shop that covers your area and we will route you to the right crew.
A recessed receptacle behind the screen so the plug disappears. Electrician-only work.
HDMI, ethernet, and power fished inside the wall, not stuck to it with a surface raceway.
Heat-aware placement and pull-down or tilt mounts over a fireplace; weather-rated mounts on a GFCI-protected circuit outdoors.
We hang the soundbar; for full multiroom sound see our Whole-Home Audio service.
A standard single-TV mount with in-wall concealment is a fixed, few-hundred-dollar job and usually same-day. Over-fireplace, outdoor, or jobs that need a new circuit run more. The mount and the TV barely move the price; the in-wall power and cable run is the work. Fixed written number up front; trip charge applies.
We look at what you have, what you want it to do, and what is already in the walls.
Everything modern runs on the network, so we scope that first.
A fixed number, in writing, before any work.
Many low-voltage jobs do not need one; circuit or panel work sometimes does.
One licensed crew handles the power and the low-voltage together.
We set it up, test it, and show you how to run it before we leave.
We install equipment we'd put in our own homes. If you have a preferred brand, tell us, we'll work with it.
No permit required for this work in most jurisdictions. We confirm with the local building department before starting.
Written warranty: 5-year on outlets, fixtures, and EV chargers; 10-year on wire and breakers; lifetime on panelboxes and surge protection. Parts and labor. Transfers with the home.
The two ways TV installs go wrong: a mount lag-bolted into drywall instead of a stud, and an ungrounded extension cord fished through the wall as a shortcut, which is a code violation and a fire risk. We anchor to structure and run a proper receptacle.
Real work from our San Diego and Austin shops. Same standards, same warranty, every job.
For tv mounting & installation, here's the honest comparison. We'd tell you the same thing if we weren't trying to win the job.
Most TV mounting calls come down to one thing: you want the TV on the wall and the cords gone. That is easiest before the drywall closes on a renovation, but we retrofit finished walls every day. The whole point of hiring an electrician is that we can fish power and cable inside an existing wall and add the outlet behind the screen. Call when you have the TV, or know the size, and we handle the mount, the concealment, and the recessed outlet in one visit.
A look at the wall itself, stud framing, masonry, or over a fireplace, where the recessed outlet will land, and the clean path to fish HDMI, power, and ethernet inside the wall. For a fireplace mount we check heat and viewing height; for an outdoor TV we check for a GFCI circuit or plan to add one. The estimate is fixed for the scope as walked; if we open the wall and find something genuinely new, you hear about it before we proceed.
Yes, that is the licensed-electrician version. We install a recessed outlet behind the TV and fish the cables in-wall, so nothing shows. Handymen use a stick-on raceway because they cannot add the outlet.
Usually yes; we account for heat and viewing angle, and use a pull-down or tilt mount where the height calls for it. We will flag it on the walk if yours is not a good candidate.
No, it is a code violation and a fire hazard. We install a proper in-wall-rated receptacle instead. That is the difference between us and a handyman.
Yes, a weather-rated mount on a GFCI-protected circuit, which we will add if there is not one out there.
We remove the old mount and make the hole ready for paint; full drywall finishing we will quote if you want it.
Point at the wall. We will mount the TV, hide every cord inside it, and add the outlet behind it, same visit.